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The Russellville Democrat., 1887-12-14
Lay m Your CoaIs

I have now on hand large lot of very good coal and will deliver the same at reasonable prices. Orders sent 10 the mines or left with Mir. II. M. Garden will be promptly attended to.
 WILLIAM MILLER. The deadlock in the Indian Terri tory ought to be opened by Chero kee.
 A Stranger in a Strange Land A. Black, Jr., writes from Audaln' sia, Alabama, that he was taken with dysentery of the bloodiest type. Doc tors were called in to no effect. A stranger suggested Dr. Biggers' Huckleberry Cordial, and to it's use he owes his life.
 q think I'll give this country the shake" remarked the malaria, as 1t prepared for business.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-12-14
For Rent.

A four room residence on west side of town, good well, garden spot and all necessary outbuildings. Apply to
 JoHN A. ERWIN,
 at R. J. Wilson's store.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-12-14

If you would know the value of money, go and try to borrow some i, for he that goes borrowing goes a sorrowing.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-12-14
Ghf Dfmnqrat.
IT c. WALLACE,
 ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND
 REAL ESTATE ACT.

RUsLELLyILLE, ARK
 0ficc first door below Harkey X Bros. drug store.
 Money loans negotiated in sums of not less then q .000 on good real estate security. have m my hands for sale weil-improved and valuable farm lands. in tracts from 40 tc $40 acres, ranging in prices from $500 to 5000 Parties desiring to buy lands will do well te call and see me before purchasing elsewhere
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-12-14
Everybody Invited.

Come one, come all, and see my large and we'll selected stock of Holiday Goods. Respectfully,
 J. w. WELLS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-12-14

AGE sepa efa. stsn4 fo fun package tsaa 90 cts sT GsCfMS CO.,. LAKE chAglgSs |
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-15

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= 80 i..---, =, - .. 49,, 49, t.-i,.- =.
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-15


The aeeds OF intersnittent aad bilios,s remit.
tent fever serminate and bear evil fruit. No
community has altogether escaped II. In
popuious wards Of large cities bad sewage
causes it, and In thciT suburbs stagnant pools
in sunken lots breed II. There 10 at once
remedy and n means OF prevention. Its name
Is Hostettcr's stomach Bittcrs, which Is, with.
out prradyrnturc. the most potent antidote in
existence ~ the maiartai virus Fortified with
this Incompatible. saving specific, miasmAtic
infuences may be encountered with absolute
impunNy. pisordersof the stomach, LIVER and
bowels. bcEotteh by miasma tainted water.
or any other cause, succumb to the benencent
corrective named, and rheumatic. kidney and
bladder troubles are surely removable BY Its
use w4epa 1t is Siysn pers!s,en,rpl
.lull.ll,'E-L-u uGIist
II never fails TO give satisfsction. North
south East and West, DR.. Bulls Cough syruI
d cents
Mr. II. c. Risby: u slls M uitabis Assuranc
Society. of n. Y states: Th,t hs was cured q
umbago ~ yasasSsuoR uus ihe .pAip aurs
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-15
Trouble with the CarricuIa,n.

From ths Omaha World.
Firs, Omaha Dame How In your son Ket.
ting on - eolIeGes'"' "-' ".".'
Second Omaha sDsme-Splendidiy, but
am afraid he studies too hard. l got . pri.
tats enoge fe4 hk tod mat s4viSng hS 4
Ssud df3 ~ fu,i issh hst~S. beg bnIns = ios)
Arou01 MD hi Ar1d 10 bnskSs add thinks.'
""D Dear me- ~
"Yea, isn't It awful! I have written 10 the
feculty. to ask thsn To excuse the poor Toy
from any turthss attendance st tho lectures
on z)0lpHy, :,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-15

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
1t n sipHnlac that tho Westsrn Union
should bs 10 relnctant,to lay tts wires under.
grouad, when 1t 10 so ready 70 put them
under water.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-15

"For several months I endured dulf pam
through my lungs and shoulders; lost my
cu'ty remain from my bed. Ny present health.
tul condition u due TO BuvdOck Hood Biners."
as SsEs ssE 81 shs n sof oSs f3ass! f3s!sSS !ssS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-15

pENNSYLvANIAEA EAIlAEGlAD Dl11
trinS EaAv1 IAndASsI7 xn7 jSsvS
- fh1AAAelphiA - eDll0WO: sS358X
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-15
HUMPHREYS.
A HSAiSrA+hn!s. ri
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Ss Ia80ss Win Stool Eu8INNIuBs
NAILED .fkEE..! .s;;.E.
List OF Priaoipal Nos. Cures. Pric6
l. ysvRns. Cor Bgsstseu. In formations :. ...... q
wSs. Ss4 ssSs. r. tStiS,iSsx z
Z DAA REu0A, OF Chiidrsn.bT Adults.-. ........3
9. DYa.HfBRt. Gripping. HiiouS Colts. q. 8
CHOLERA McRBUs. Vomiting. "a. =. -
!. CouoHs, Colds. nrOnchitis .:...........x
Ihf:stsIs ISSsrks oss sscshl,: yssel,.::. z,
70. Dvsrxrs,A. fsa.opst.1otTac :.
II. SurPRBssRD or PAtSVCL fEkfoDs ............ -
u? WHITE Loo HnDiuso tArio0Ss -. .s.2o
u. CRorr. Cough, Diricult BresthiaG.. ~. Sss
u. sALT rHsUn. Grysipelas. EruptfOnB -: .
Is. Havss Hsb zaSH. sSSfi. Stfi hssris..
IL. PILss. Blind or bleeding ng..................6O 30
10, CArAPR. In nusRxa, cold in ths Head 49,. so
20. wno6rtse. Cdr6ts Violent vokghA.......... 50
q. 9sHsRAL DEBILITY. Physical Weakness. 80
nlpHbr DibbAsb...... .. .0J
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%. uRIsAay waAkNBss, WetiinH Bsd ......... 50
y sss:Ss = S: e z q ss.Is s39E
FULTON 81. MY. teb2S-lyeod&w
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sPAOIAL .NOrlORs.


a Bsptiss Ministers Eipsrenos.
-, II ~ 4 !,aptis. ,mintstss, and bstoY |. .eeysJ
ss3lslas. 'i'S1 isses PRACTICE ss@sses "a %s y
present profession, forty years ago. ! was for
many years .. sufferer IlOm ,Qnipsy. 710sas
Ectecfrtc on cursd me- was also troubled with
hoarseness, and fhont1s' Ecfeclfic OH always
rsa!sxsa me. Ny wife .aa child hsa diphthsris,
and 7homas EciscerSc Oft cured them. and Il
taken In time II Will cure seven times ont of ten.
am confident II is - cure for the most Obsttpatl
cold, or cough; ana y st,iS ono WIN take u stne2
teaspoon and half all It with the OH. and the4
place the end 1.-The spoon In one nOstril and
drnH t1e ~ out Of thS spO0n into the head, by
.niiihS oHIr g 4d I: 1sy can. sail - 0a fsif:
. wesG. j. DON'T cars bow ~ Offensive their head head
G5 q ~ sss;!a & e. 3ss STI IY7tss s:'
medicine 9u6bed pst6nt medicine thsf have
ssss Sa. sessy pssss III ycs sssy ssss
WeNtd not. bo without 1t In my .hoqse lor ~ !
@SSasiSs 90 ia r.sisn:- pm now .uHsssas; ;Iath .paf
relieves me- like. 1Ao'sas1 Eetsowts 00.~ Df. 4
S;SAn1. Corryi fss - .... -. :. Z; -. - = = :.
North Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-15

Frop tAs rotsstovn kedeer, ! - =. :. =
Richard r. lseas, = member ~ the E. 4 q,
Brooke Iron company, of Hirdsboro, do
clarss tAaa the .ison works Of his valley were
pOs.dO,ns 80 per cent Of the busipesa. they
did sixty days ago. Then orders went bss.
gins, because no one could tili them. Nov
the iron men go besstUS, secsase ilrese pvp
no orders 4 market cAunot Os found tor shb
production on account OF exorbitant rates OF
trAnsportatiJn. Heretofore the charge on
rails to Chicago was. ten cents per hundred
weight nov u rarEts nom twenty eight 70
forty cents The Brooke nail works will shut
down next week. Tnis will throw several
AefGSiPseaAe fNrdS,orA ~ % cPplf1y .
RyY6li ay1res stes - Oq1Aohth.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-15

Thi: Gs.tsman Ryef : in Emporium. Pa. and
%f8tS3y 3Sss; Sssss$;sI ! I! $$s::s:: :ft| as:4 lSHA
oiSs Yor .s asvs S1 70 sGSa scsSss. %s 81
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-15
GRAY'S Specific MEDICINE.
THRsd11Ak kAd1I7ltk kssr Nv. 1iI n

falling curs for Seminal weakness. spermA tor
rhsa, IL Spcts1SX .na a. Ii:ss3ss thst iclow e:
Universal Lassitude Pain In the Back. Dullness
Of Vision. Prematuge Old Age, and many other
dis1asos that lead To Insanity or COnsu ,nptiou
and Q Premature Grave
~ Full particulars In our pamphlet which wo
desire to send free bv mail TO every one.
ATThe specific Medicine IL sold BY sll drug
giss at el per pac ckAe: or sif pactages Tor ei ~
will be sent fres my mail on ths receipt Of the
money, by addressing
THE GSAY MEDICINE CO.,
Buffalo, N. r.
On account Of counterfeits, We have adopted
the Yellow Wrapper; the only genuine. Guar.
Antees of cure issued.
Sold In Lancaster by II. h. Cochran.
mar9eCdAW
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XV,Vil:l;1sE$s.H"'t (: l;1sE

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mf. CafiWs0 meuO y suov vp0dcus Toul
whch the following. .qKt9Act is,taken ,
Gel S18kNthkutl - t4li lDs,nSoaAA tlldA NJ
would 10 Unworthy Of our name u We al.
lowed any uumbok kEr6uoueh n dishearten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
COyUuRTA COILE4F NOTES.

Much .nrprIse was yesterday at Columbia College
when President did In tho chapel 10 take
of III As the senior professor
pr Dr,so absent Professor Peck took tho prss
dents place aud Due tho chaplain. conducted tho
oisos 40 usual Tho president sarcrln! from severe
Of and did not leave his room At all yesterday
but u Is expected that he will be IN his place today.
IN, Columbia College Alumni Association viii hold It's
annual dinner 1T the Hotel Brunswick this evening ana tho
speakers Frederic II Couder o. the class OF 1900
NRyor Hewitt AZ aud seth Low TO Edmund Notmoic VIII
represent Harvard Chauncey ~ Dopew YALE and the Kew
Henry Van Dyke Princeton.
Tho sophomore class in the OF Arts and Mines OF
Columbia orse will dinner this cvcanS MaLEctt s.
I'm honor of cr which boat tbs Harvard Freshmen on
the Thames River NewLendon last spring Covers VIII
he prra for students and tho members OF tho vctoron rs
crow will be tho guests Of their classmates lhe toastmas
tsrs VIII DO H. A Giierseovc. g. OF A. AMI A M Haidon
= OF ".
The freshman Of Columbia appointed committee 10 con,
al Of the OF consolidating the two In the schools
Ars nni Mncs and having ono set Of officers chosen
tho Joint classes IL 10 proposed 10 have joint dinner
OF the two classes IA tho spring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

Albany hn. i1ai" rp hc' n.I'd tla' shc car wat NJ
LONGER for III class piul,r hob lc-ar, De-. he.n
lc:f Der 81 5I.ccoo which -ar To ~ sd' her
,rif With -lch BAH lin,lde fll' hcr fr.'n. rl.,r
O.ouo 2, go win %. rAr o. Lo| citcato-u.- 20
rusr th' $4,000
buffalo g. delighted hccau.r Deg rcw and cl srrf
rirh house la. oi.rrd O.. d.,r.. Tho house cost
SG2 GOO. improvements ~ 600 more.
Rochester ii-c, 20 r,ra-h ln cyulfanl tore, ht
during '.. ..r -.c.cn'> commercial h.oh- AT ofrr
fifteen lr,i Lcv -'cuc'.r hove - rrrctcd with
BOO beg borders. She tails ~ celebrating ueNt year thc
ono hurHroiih anniversary o. o." o. otion a. N" o.
hllldug by viii man 90 portion ~ 80 site -.
she nrW occupies
Ilushamion's cou.mont uIon Rochester, progress
during tho va. talrs Tho shaIc OF ih' comment that
win = population ~ 900 -hr herself hs. ur' up
nor. than zoo luiliin-, siuco the year op"H i.rs
laaton uloi..tly adds. a. thr mouth Of The E~puo
lc.n-: "Vith an Due regard for or hand some ~
Dor, Ir,r crlfy We mist SILL c.lm IN in DE oone
Ter Al tie luuci oi OF "a uct orb of railways hat
Df,.u direct communication 80 90 cfrN part ~ th'
World. about mld.., hcfvcru ne goa tlt', ~ n.
loih and u.falo. lies fhr CHAMPION Ocon"' 90 'h'
state. ana DON'T Nou forget IT,
Elmlra o. discussing 'ho Dh.mung Hly0r. 'shins boz
clf m. w4fc s ID, prc as those vino us. f. iog drinl
Ing purIo-r- could wish.
Auburn J., con, freed that the iuilati % o. %. d
~ rralc there LAST ,lf has i'ru a. del With good
results Several urV mraufa.f ring firms l.v" Lately
established t.i,.cl.ct vlu Doc. ga'.' aud more 1fo
cAy,cfrl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
Iy.vpLqs OF OrFIcI4L IGNORANCE.
wfrxKssES AT THE NAvY YARD SHOW hAMf"I'
ABB IvAPTIriDT F"R pETAiI9.

ABf.T INAPTiTlDf ff'R ~ HAIL.
Tn, examination OF witnesses was continued bri"re
The Cont of Inquiry. al the Navy i''" !cs'e'''y'
J. H. GAa,mar. passed assistant engineer at TIC yard
si that ne know nothing about the sale 81 the boil
e.- G.. tho Richmond IL did know, however that
oy werr condemned ~ board Of survey In OCTOBER
Isl Thoy Voc perpendicular Lo1e'S' "e'Fm"s
abou . tons each. aud containing composition t"DeS'
H.. thought the value oi The tubing alon" was aDon'
5000
John ". Moore. chictcuCinecr OF the yard pre-
seu.d ih, spectacle OF chief who knew nothing about
wha' wss eoin. OF III his domains
Have the boiler, oi the Richmond been so'd'
asked The court
Il don't Arow,' Lc replied.
Are there any boilers now being broLcn up in
the yard!'
Il can't say
Being ashcd II n, thoHrhl tho price paid for the
boilers. 800 each. fair consideration. he REPLIED
Il canno, say; made no estimate, and do rot know
what they ~crc worth They were probably worth
about $500 OF 500 altogether. but the expense OF
breaking up ht,slo b. Deducted from this
Commander John MCGOWAN prcdaccd a cory Of the
survey held on tn h.V,crs july 1eeo, which proved
that they were al passed a. Il. for isn'. lie cor
rcctcd his evidence concerning tn eie by stating ''
IT Was withdrawn from he sale by ordr OF the com
mandant, Rear Admiral Chcratdi, WI" afto'Waid or
dctcd It's sale a, the same 'c that had been pad fer
a similar boat and 10 the PARTY who bought II. The
name OF The purchaser wa- not divulGcd
Taymaster OF the yard Arthur bur'is exhibited lists
Of things bought and paid fOs At the sales III August
so ana November IL respectively, and admitted ihat
the aucilOuocrs accom-, and sumc Others In ,oucc-
lion with said sales have nO' VI been AL In
of business no would have pad he anoiionccr
commissions on Tie safe G.. tho boilers and s,. meg
GIary d.s oscd INFORMATION hau ftach-d liza
,hsi thI.r itcis M. rot h'tu Sold ~ i' lr.'" N>'
had received payment Tor the ~ hoif Gentleman
naiIu.d loss man. OI tnu COuiHiAhGaIta O,hcc.
loA had a rg preventative present a. The '+l'S, }
pres sumo p remarked the JuGer.
Yes, sir
e What his duties I"
TO Keep account oi The articles Knocked down and
tho price paid
lie kept a memorandum Of these fGc;S, item
Yes. sin"
Can ven let us see thai memorandum ~
The witness hcsitaed. and then said that he ia HOT
believe the notes had been plc>"iN'"
James II. Mcticc. master ship"rsh "f ne !N"l,
said he was present al the sale OF November IL 'i
knew all about the sale of TIE ~.
Two wcchs OF 50 before thc sale" be add me
Admiral told bay IN that gig and whcn he saic
came oil ! went there for that puIp">'. Luz com
mrnder MCGOWAN had already arranged win - an r.
tiunccr not to pat her up She VA, not S''a ~ nc
auctol. lHt a:icrwGgd to some doctor from 'cIHoh''
| think friend Of the Secretary OF IN" Navy.
The inquiry VIII be continued 10 day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

Tie Moi vAo a-.,ultcd Atoiph Bach. Of SO 90
{ rand S.. aud robicd h.m 90 diamond ia worth
5000, as Mr. Bach was walilns with h. da1fh'r %
Mott g.. NOT fa from Police Headquarters on Friday
evening Of lat week Wa prisoner a. I"ico Ir'l-
quate.s yesterday Mr. Bach. WHO IS seventy years
If a,e and snucA hat DE, bc,amc N.'NH itIhi
when b. recognized tho prisoner IN the Detective
In eau and sad: That ls tlc man who robbed me.
ONT ,cf li.u come ucar M Several other persons
who witnessed thc 20 saDlt helped 10 make the idrnt
ncaton complete The f., spnci :, Michael Don"' D..
LAS The Ntccin % professional thict and rNconNlrt
well known & the Pc. a.. o. 1-1I h. Va, convicted "f
a sin.iIaI rp1bcry 90 COMPANY WITH ,ommodoic' Nc
Iauglhiu and wa -rutcnc"d TO hard labor IA state
Prison for twenty years lie got som" time drdur'rl
ON If, term ON account ~ 90 81 behavior In pr ON,
and wa, r. a,cd ltfle lc,, Than two years ago.
soon afcraad In was arrested To- petty then aud
.cnt 10 no Icnfcufiary fpi yc1r lite had been AT
liberty Only a o~ mon Ia, when ho robbed Mt. b"'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
.JOsEpB RHYMES TRIED FOR MURDER
TESTIMONY FOR THE PRosEcUTIoN-hARp "of'h
TO MAKE An Autopsy.

The trial Of Joseph Byrncs, who Is aecuca Vi "''"
der was continued Yesterday before JWi4o oo"l's
Tho last Juror wa quickly obtained Assistant IN
trict Attorney Davis made the opening argument avn
called a. his dr.t wifnesa James Nhalen. brother oI
,,muthy WhaIrn. who IL IS alleged, was k!i'h ny
,rrcs The witness said thai hc and his brother woro
engaged in closing up their liquor store NO oV' Green
virhs -, or the might Of May 81. Ryrne- and woman
named clara Allen pa~scd by, and Byrnes tnppel
.,..ir.t 'r,uottv NhaI,n's foot. Nhalen -aih " 40
van want the whole Sidewalk TO yOur-clf'" byrncs
,r,ocd about and tabled Nhalen In the back. Th'n
!. ,ncs puzzled him against truck ana again s'''"eu
him
lanes Vhalen was sharply cross examined oN Ia"
cen. r,icpd and House lie testified that BE- dId lot
L,,c a revolver o. that night. He SAID t1ai be "a"
Fla. whole of ihc ARRAY In which his bro'h'r was
,p.ibCd HI TESTIMONY on these points wa coma
di,,yi is william Nice frey, a boy, WHO Wis Car a.
v.tnr.- Tor The prosecution. In DINER HNP-c'r H'-
f.. many curruhorat that Of james h"len
CONNER Ncssrucr test icd that h" TOOK "Lhr'h Ac
rnrtnu, statement oH May %, ana on Nay - w "a,
nnrr lal-rs death. he made the autopsy. III 'u"Eh,
n. dcotl, Wa catI-cd by tlic wound l&W?'r hnh',
,"i y,.fd To show that the fact that Nhalen ipi
,,rIht c?.c and suffered from drllrum trrrlril. "a-
a,n, c,.nnrh "a account for MS death. Dr hcm' inc
l.it coroucr fret lied tlbt D." had urea J" Hah' AN
-,oo, ON Vhal,u- h,ly. hut the father ana hl' 'hcr
-, 80 icd ,,sr droVe HIM away. pr H"fnli returned
- ia six policemen. hut va. i'H und'" 20 '",p','
Lt ,,,lf I'm copset ucrcc Of n'erfup'inn Or il"rl1
Co.,, 49, mi, icrtr,l 20 long examination on th"
,1c-icsI points Of the case The DEFENCE VIII open u"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
w0HKIyG orER The Final ESTIMATES.
SUNS ALLOWED FOR THE PARK. II LEH, FIRE ANp
TAX DEPARTMENTS

The hoard Of Estimate and AriorioErcu' coni'n
uca yesterday the consideration q tA- final estimate
\ committee nom the FREE DIallns hhia'ir~ a. this
cy appeared aud asked That ia, usGa! appropriations
De- inserted ln then. for the benefit of tine hhr11"-
They asked for &IoooO each for H.. Now Ycri' Free
Circulating Library and the Ncchanc aud Irai'-mens
Uhe ApIrcniicc,,. and $4,000 fo~ Ia AZ 'iI'l.
EbIidsc T. Gerry favored sn alnoinia.I"" 81
$4,000 Tor the Io, ia', lor coAia-io1- decreases Tho
MAYOR tod him tAai this Id already been allowed
The Park Department estimates "cir tirn tahcn mp
For the maintenance and government OF PARIS ana
places $4,000 vs. Appropriated. ior ,alarir. ~ po
lice. cjc S235.ou0: Tor labor maintenance suIlAcs,
construction. repairs. etc, S:9i coo. 10" total ap
preparations sl,Ol5.C5o OF ~l7i,'0o NOR than
allowed ioi lss1.
President I4ylos and Commissioner Bryant ap
reared fof the Health department. The following a'r
he uo4c important items allowed Ior saaii,-. e2i0-
81. contingent lcu.e, 80. ins ucut oi Ioi,'c,
S54lUo. n. total smorni allowed $50, s-o4,--'. an
excess 81 *ll.77g orc. ne present year.
secretary tai Jus>cn and & Airf shay appeared for
TIE lilc department. ltr iol""lnt items were al
lOr cd: I,r salaries -. .uit-. fur AL 1laiD~ ana
supplies. f5uO.coJ. IAr quc,t.o" oi pa ng ne fire.
alarm electrical coul rtD, ground 80. discussed
4 eieet length. Finally r-otDu Was appropriated
also allowed Chief shay wa anxious thai r7;.top
he Appropriated iol 4 now floating engine. u" sad
tA1t there Va great danger TIA inc sheds on the piers
might le s"rpt away - te. Ih' i"'al amount 4"
Lowell fh" Fire Dcfaff ncu' Ta $50 f1-, al !Lr casr
Of : i--.7-1 orcf o." pc EN- ycai.
To 10. tmcut If IaNc, a.hcd iIr NM received
&ll~NDo. MS Is an IHc'"a>" ~ -. "' ''rf ih"
Yle>rui year. For tli, th"r. VIII Dee an additional
Erju'1 Tax Commissioner and clerk
To-day tic hoard VIII consider The estimates OF thr
P,3cc n"paIfucnt AID i"|'d 81 Education.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
SorJeE sEgKs TO BE viyDIcAT6n

Reconnaissance Roln NJ. Squire, the Boston poet
who essayed Cor a time TO run the Public Works DO
partment OF SewYork was removed and Is no"
under indictment, has been regularly about the
Hoffman House cafe nightly for fortnight. lie
talks freely of his little affair with tho law depart
nent maintains air Of Injured innocence and dcacs
tho authorities to bring him TO trial. Last night no
said:
81 went away with Democratic paper saying that
my departure was unfortunate because II made the
date Of my trial dependent on myself and my return,
instead Of upon the Distrct-Auorne% was back
hero when tho court opened Everybody In New
York seems to know that am here except the District
Attorney. l told MARITIME In street cor where !
Sooyed Rim either 20 take Il of or make IL stick The
only snswer got was thst no was now practically
out Of ofhce. Then told hun that one day he would
me 70 trial too soon to suit me- 1 apprehend ties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

NtNronr. l. l.. Ir, - Dsp"ciail.-Ihoma' !. arr.
an old -uI much respected resident az "p'.' Leu
AZ hl, homo 20 DAY. 4for l"ls Hines. IL had .
established iu b.siuc>, L %" city ion many \''i' anu
had earned the good Will nj esteem oil ~ class, ' ~
community NJ 'arlt oa a. active iutc.rs ODD lAio
affairs H. wa, AL .ari.>t audi rAucnt. Il Icpahi. 'u
and hal he'll a numb. Of official positions, iu "'eh
his hd,llty to duty and earnest devotion I" te Isl
interests If the cuts hal been q. much seN c' '' W.
port Ills d>I POSITION Was one .. urusus lie eNo' "'''
charity and philanthropy. lie had ro n't+r' v"'
lis circle of attacked friend, Ma a larso on '
tnnk .r.,al Interest I'm educational affair, aud filN
Institutions. and gave much tmc To The SiN"'
uu, >tiOu. rriSird Go tn'o" ,l bicct. A,
Nr tarr's feGleut business iiils l NeA NtFb III ~
Lr, we'll know tr man, business men in ne mc %
oils No was q dr>O ,cd Christian aad pa n. ,u
mcuber 81 The BAPTIST dW1Mu1lloh ln NcNiVlt M
throe sons and aud fuul daughters 'n' oi a' -. -
George " arr, Is a LAWYER of lais" Ira'i.'' lh -
York. another. Thomas. j. ln business IN Nn''H"' "
a third Is "A resident ~ Ncwl OFT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16

Nellie Mcmillan. age seven, lies nj the point of death
at tho home Of her parents, No ~ Hunter ave. Long
Island city Michael Mecheyr age ten, Is under arrest
charged with being responsible for her condition On
Wednesday nj ht Nellie aud Michael with several other
children at play near tho Third Ward schoolhousc
A large rock Prospect A.. Ia being undermined BY
workmen for the purpose Of blasting. Tho children
gathered around this Suddenly Nellie pushed
violently against the rock She struck her head and
became unconscious Her playmates ran or TO school
and left her. Examination showed the childs skull TO
he fractured. Young Mcchcyr says: " II was not me
who pushed Nellie | the top OF the rock. and
saw otto LANCER push Alexander Mcatcr, who struck
against Nellie and caused her to fall"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-16
A CONVICT WHO WANTS REVBNGE.

Frank Murphy ago twenty seven OF No lOi Henry
ST. arrived In NcwYork Wednesday after term OF q
rear aud half In prison. Ho sentenced for trying
cut his brother with razor AM his wifes testimony
had mainly convicted him IIe found that she was at
service at tho house OF Thomas Hicks No G2 East
ninthst lie went there once, broke tho glass
out Of the vesbue door and effected entrance Then
be drow razor and said he would Kill his wife. The
noise brought Policeman DonOhue just as the nfurate
convict had succeeded In finding the woman. The
officer ssys that his way TO tie station Murphy said
he would hang yet for the murder Of bis wife Justice
Murray held tho prisoner In 81 900 bail In the Yorkvc
Court yesterday morning